I mean individuals doing it, not the shelter. It was the "owners" responsibility. Back in the day a person had a litter of puppies, if they couldn't find homes for them, it was common to euthanize them. Back in the day, in the US, people had less speciesism. Today, the culture in the US has...
It was common in the United States before widespread spay/neuter and establishment of no kill shelters. Back in the day, any animal that wasn't needed or unable to find a home was dispatched. However, must keep in mind that also resources were much more limited as well. And this all wasn't...
Yes, that is an Eastern Hermann's and does appear to be male. A side shot of the tail may help, but it does appear possibly the horn found on the mail tail is missing. Hard to tell from the pictures.
Roses can take a pretty harsh cut back if needed, but typically cutting them back by 1/3 is the rule. You can technically trim at any time but it is best to do late winter before the spring flush and for your area, again in late summer before the fall flush. For me in Southeast Texas that is...
I suspected that spot because that would be the area with the least sunlight, least airflow, and would be most likely to trap humidity. Perfect environment for pests, fungus, and other diseases. If you increased airflow or reduced humidity, it would improve the area. I know you do not live in...
They say the following are not banned, so maybe they will just be fewer and more expensive. However, not gone.
Not banned:
Black lights, bug lamps, colored lamps, infrared lamps, plant lights, flood lights, reflector lamps and traffic signals are not included in the ban, according to the DOE.
@SinLA - yours look pretty good. Is most of the aphid issue on the side of the fence and possibly closer to the bottom? The pictures you sent me appear to be whitefly, instead of aphids, causing that.
I still get some mealy bug and aphids, I wouldn't say mine are 100% pest free, but they are...
I have several types of hibiscus and from my experience, found that bug infested hibiscus is usually due to a stressed plant. (same for most of my plants) If you correct why the plant is stressed, you can cut it back to get ahead of the insects and new growth should be fast and but free...
It really depends on the lizard. They go from basic/dumb (Anole), to fairly intelligent (Varanids).
1) depends, most will stop. Get full enough that they would let their prey chew on them if you leave the prey inside the enclosure with not food for them.
2) Most do not, but Leopard Geckos...
That appears to be a Russian and not a Hermann's.
In addition to wellington, here is a good link to read compiled by Tom on the forum. It is a good place to start.
https://tortoiseforum.org/threads/the-best-way-to-raise-any-temperate-species-of-tortoise.183131/